Galvestonians used to dance until they dropped (for fun), a figure skater turns journalist (after some time in prison), the dark side of Barton Springs... Senior Staff Reporter LiseDigger picks some of the years' best reads: BestOf2022 booktwt Texas
After two years of pandemic panic and interruptions, Texas book festivals were back in full swing—the San Antonio festival was packed for its 10th anniversary celebration despite May heat that made even the city poet laureate,. In November, our rose-colored Capitol and surrounding tents filled with crowds for the return of the in-person Texas Book Festival. Meanwhile,opened or expanded all across the state—with many hosting events.
Customers browse Poets Bookshop, one of several indie bookstores in Dallas. From thriving shops to new books about Texas, 2022 was a banner year for readers.The One Ann Only: Wit and Wisdom from Texas Governor Ann Richardsdefinitely one of the holiday’s very best gifts for all book-loving Texans. A big thanks from all of us to Margaret Justice, founder of the Ann Richards Legacy Project, and to Sarah Bird and Mary Beth Rogers.
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